Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Lincoln w hlte lett on the Stockton train
yesterday.
Wilbur F. George came up from San
Francisco yesterday.
Albert Gregory went to San Jose yester-
day to attend college.
G. w. Hancock came up from the Bay
on the local yesterday.
Reference was made yesterday to the
marriage of c. L. Hayford and Miss Otter
back, on Wednesday, in this city. The
wedding occurred upon the twenty-tifth
anniversary of the marriage of the parents
of the bridegroom, Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Hay
ford. The occasion was therefore made a
double marriage celebration, the parents
numerous rich presents from friends. The
elder couple, not 10 be ont of fashion, also
went upon wedding journey and accom-
panied the younger couple on their honey
moon trip 10 the mountains.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday
Mrs. Dwight Hollister, Miss Hollister,
CORTLAND Theo. Stoney, San Francisco
II. l.. Hoppins, Yolo; Thos. B. Achil-
welm, Cincinnati G Cobentz, San Fran
cisco; John J. Furnip, ST. Louis Mrs. |.
l. Cox, San Francisco J. Boysen, city
+ J. Tempt, Lincoln c. NJ. Reddish. New
York w f. Price, San Francisco Clay
Red Bluff Geo D. Fisk. Fresno John e.
Dyer, San Francisco JIG Merchant, city;
J. NJ. Murphy, New York f. f. Allen,
Oakland.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday j. Phillips, San Francisco; b. W.
Burrell Oakland; A NJ Wickes, l.. Earle,
Benicia; J. ID. Barton Mare Island; l.. 2.
Scott San Francisco; S. d. Woods, Stock
ton; Warren Green, North San Juan; A. T.
bunker and wife, Yreka: L. Z. Walcott,
San Francisco; NJ. V. Sparks, Oakland; c.
NJ. Shortridge San Jose; A II. Williams,
John l.. Hurl, San Francisco; NJ. NJ. Kicker,
Washington, D. c.; D. Durkee and wife,
San Jose: Sam Cooper and wife, Nevada
City; d. w Kleinhaus, Sacramento; John
Darcy, San Francisco; G. H. Mastc and
wife, Alameda; l.. Bachman, San Fran
cisco.
The choir of the Unitarian Society, as
sisted by other local talent, gave their first
musicale last evening, at the residence of
James |. Felter, Tenth street, between F
and U. Ghe following programme was pro-
vlded for the evenings entertainment
Quartet, Away to the Mountains sung
by Miss Emma Felter, Mrs. May Hubbard
and Messrs. Croker and Millikin; duet,
" Goodnight My Love-" Mrs Hubbard and
Miss Felter; vocal solo, marguerite" Miss
N'CCuhdhi W Twill,
Miss Felter, Mrs. Hubbard and Messrs
Millikin and Croker; solo, Across the
River" Mrs. George Hansbrow flute solo,
"Fantasie on Abts, sleep Thou Sweet
Angel" c. A. Neale. During the evening
Miss Bertha B. Crocker, Miss May Carroll
and Mrs. G. A. Neale presided at the piano
At the conclusion of the programme the
company, which numbers about seventy
five persons, were invited to partake of
line collation. which was provided by the
hosts of the evening. The floral decora-
tons OF the parlors presented very beauti-
ful sight. The management of the musicale
was under the dictatorship of c. NJ. Prod
ger.
AssIGNEE's SALE.--Bell & Co, auctioneers.
will sell, by order of f. J. Holt, assignee.
for the creditors ofG. w. Bragg, on Wednes-
day, November 23d, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on
the premises of the Pacific Planning Mill,
90o Ninth street between | and ], the EN-
tire stock of said planning mill, consisting
of forty-eight panel doors, forty small fold
ing tables, five carpenters work-benches.
lO2 small medical boxes or chests, one beer
and ice chest, two long finishing panels,
one plain panel door, three wire-screen
doors, eighteen wIre-screen window frames
one rack of finishing holdings, three rolls
OF wire cloth, four broken rolls of wire
cloth, four finishing tables, four pairs of
carpenters horses, three broken kegs of
nails, three broken boxes of nails, four but
ter boxes, one galvanized tank, one eight
day clock, a large lot of scroll patterns.
turning posts and other work, assorted
holdings, and also large assortment of
finishing stuff, lumber and cut lumber, ETC.
Also one secretary and bookcase, one Halls
safe, one copying press, one horse, wagon
and harness.
COUNTY EXHIBITS AT THE STATE BOARD OF
TRADE RooMs.-At the State Board of Trade
rooms in San Francisco tho exhibits of ten
counties are being put in place. The ex-
hlblts are from Alameda, Contra Costa |
Solano, MERGED, Butte, Yuba, Suffer, Sacra- |
mento, Santa Cruz, Santa Clara and Sono- !
ma. The counties preparing to send in |
exhibits are San Joaquin, Napa Stanislaus, |
Iehama, Marin, San Mateo and Monterey. |
Counties promising to affiliate and exhibit |
are Yolo, Colusa, Ell Dorado Nevada and |
Placer.
AUCTION To-MoRRow-At 10 A. NJ t. |
morrow, Bell IL Co.. at their salesroom, will |
sell a lot of buggies and carriages. The |
lot includes one business buggy, two top |
bnggies two carriages, one mountain buggy. |
one spring wagon, one English two-seated |
hunting cart, one phaeton Nielsen maker, |
cost $500, one fine almost new two-seated
carriage Qate style, cost $500. They will
also sell at the same time and place work
horses, furniture, carpets, etc.
HABEAs CoRPUs.-Y esterday in the Su-
preme Court an application for habeas cor
pus, by attorney John Darcy, on behalf of
John A. DINING, on grounds that the com
plant of |. w. Lees before Judge Horn
blower is based on information and belief,
whereas it should be positive OATH 1t will
be heard to-day by the Court in bank.
SERIOUSLY INJURED.-Yesterday Thomas
E. Casey was brought to the County Hos
pital 10 be treated for fracture of the
right arm and shoulder. He was sowing
grain about two miles southeast of Florin,
and while so engaged fell from the sower
and received the injuries mentioned. He
was also severely injured internally.